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Charlie 2.
Mother of tragic Charlie Gard reveals 'surge of pure love' as she cradles newborn second son, the 'spitting image' of his brother, who died 3 years ago following court fight with hospital
This was the moment of pure joy the mother of tragic Charlie Gard could scarcely believe. She locked her eyes on Charlie's 'miracle' baby brother for the first time as, following a successful caesarean, he was handed to her wrapped in a towel (centre). Miss Yates said she 'felt a surge of pure love' as the newborn snuggled in her arms. She and proud father Chris Gard (left) wept with joy as they said he was the 'spitting image' of Charlie. (Bottom right is Charlie aged one day old and top right is his baby brother). He arrived on Wednesday night - only a day after the fourth anniversary of the birth of Charlie, who died of a rare genetic condition three years ago, shortly before his first birthday. Last night Mr Gard said: 'We are extremely tired but do not want to sleep as we just want to look at him the whole time. He's absolutely gorgeous and has passed every medical examination he's been given.' Miss Yates has been crying with happiness since their second child, not yet named, was born weighing 8lb 6oz.
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This was the moment of pure joy the mother of tragic Charlie Gard could scarcely believe. She locked her eyes on Charlie's 'miracle' baby brother for the first time as, following a successful caesarean, he was handed to her wrapped in a towel (centre). Miss Yates said she 'felt a surge of pure love' as the newborn snuggled in her arms. She and proud father Chris Gard (left) wept with joy as they said he was the 'spitting image' of Charlie. (Bottom right is Charlie aged one day old and top right is his baby brother). He arrived on Wednesday night - only a day after the fourth anniversary of the birth of Charlie, who died of a rare genetic condition three years ago, shortly before his first birthday. Last night Mr Gard said: 'We are extremely tired but do not want to sleep as we just want to look at him the whole time. He's absolutely gorgeous and has passed every medical examination he's been given.' Miss Yates has been crying with happiness since their second child, not yet named, was born weighing 8lb 6oz.
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